5 Filming Locations of Korean Drama with Enchanting Natural Beauty

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Do you realize? Life is too short to stand in place. It does not harm if you try to visit several places in other parts of the world so that you also feel the sensation of the extraordinary natural beauty there.

Without exception, South Korea is famous for its special natural beauty. Each venue has even been shown as a filming location for several Korean drama titles. Not surprisingly, the popularity of the location skyrocketed.

But, you're curious, aren't you the filming location of what natural Korean dramas are popular through Korean dramas? Let's go traveling together through this article!

1. Jumunjin Beach

Speaking of nature, what if we start a tour of a beach that brings together goblin characters and Eun Tak in goblin drama (2016)? This place is called Jumunjin Beach which presents a wide expanse of sea.

Located in Gangneung, Jumunjin Beach is actually quite safe because the seafront is quite shallow and clean. There, you can find a variety of shells that can be collected for souvenirs. 

If you're feeling hungry, you can enjoy some fresh seafood that's reasonly priced. Because, you know? The location of Jumunjin Beach is very close to Jumunjin Port which presents several local people.

Psst... what's the deal with you? don't forget to take photos on the set of the very instagramable Goblin drama. Here, you can pose like a scene Eun Tak and goblins meet.

2. Nami Island

If you claim to be a true lover of Korean drama, you must be quite familiar with one title that is quite legendary, namely Winter Sonata (2003). Through this drama, Nami Island was shown until it became a tourist destination.

How not! Nami Island, located in the center of Seoul's Cheongpyong Dam construction area, has iconic characteristics on a towering line of trees. Every season, the trees show their romantic beauty.

Not surprisingly, the statue that represents the main character in the drama Winter Sonata was built to emphasize the nuances. However, there is something much more special, namely eating General Nami who stands in one special area on Nami Island.

In addition, if you walk far enough along nami island, you will find the beauty of the lakeside is very stunning. Sounds good, right?

3. Sangdong Lake

There's nothing much more beautiful when you're standing on land that instantly shows you the wide water's edges. To feel the sensation, you can visit Sangdong Lake as a filming location while You Were Sleeping (2017).

Located in Bucheo, Gyeonggi, Sangdong Lake separates rows of modern buildings and plant-filled natural locations. Call it, weeds and a colorful variety of flowers.

However, even though the viewpoint is separated, The Wide Lake Sandong still showed each beauty clearly. It's not strange, you'll feel the best sensation when you visit it.

The good news is, you don't have to fear the worst possible slipping to drown in the lake. Because, there is a fence that is restrictive. 

4. Daepohang Port Light House

If you watched the Korean drama Strong Woman Do Bong Soon (2017), you can't forget the romantic scenes between the main players when visiting the lighthouse tower or also known as light house.

You know what? This place is in fact one of the must-visit destinations in South Korea known as Daepohan Port Light House. Located in the Sokcho area, Daepohang Port Light House showcases a uniquely stunning red lighthouse.

The view of the vast sea around it is impressive. You will certainly feel the coolness of the sea breeze that peels off your hair and body very refreshingly.

So, when visiting South Korea, don't forget to visit Daepohan Port Light House and take selfies like the romantic scene in strong woman drama Do Bong Soon.

5. Korean Folk Village

Not a few of you are certainly quite entertained with some Korean drama titles with historical elements. In addition to presenting romance stories that tend to be more romantic and tragic, you will also sink into traditional filming locations.

One of them is Korean Folk Village which was used as the iconic filming location for the Korean drama The Tale of Nokdu (2019). Located right in the traditional village area of Gyeonggi, Korean Folk Village presents a variety of Joseon-era buildings.

In addition to the traditional buildings can impress you, the rows of buildings are far in front of the hills typical of South Korea and the river line is quite clear.

Gee, sounds like a very nice trip, isn't it? Ready to include the filming location of this natural Korean drama in your bucket list, yes!